Grade Levels
Middle School
At this level our Middle School program challenges emerging adolescents to connect their learning to the world through rigorous, interdisciplinary inquiry and collaborative projects. Students develop analytical skills, personal accountability and a global perspective. This empowers them to become citizens of the world who are ready for High School and beyond.
In our Middle School, students develop solid academic skills with a particular focus on strengthening their English. Their well-rounded education is complemented by hands-on, real-world experiences that reflect the world beyond the classroom.
What students need at this stage
Adolescents need genuine responsibility and adults who hold high expectations warmly. Our Middle School classrooms combine rigorous subject study with service learning, student leadership and structured reflection.
How Learning Happens
Three integrated developmental pillars framing our daily approach.
Academic Approach
Discipline-specific rigour connected through interdisciplinary units and long-form projects.
Skills & Development
Independent study habits, ethical reasoning and collaborative leadership.
Language & Innovation
Advanced bilingual argumentation, digital literacy and design thinking.
Students receive equal instructional time in English and Spanish, totaling 44 hours per cycle. Diagnostic exams ensure personalized tutoring and academic leveling. The curriculum promotes active bilingual reading and leadership skills through structured reading assignments and accountability checks.
The complete SEP educational program runs alongside fifteen weekly English classes. Diagnostic assessments ensure students receive the exact support needed for successful adaptation and academic achievement. Teachers utilize interactive technology to foster teamwork and engagement. Students develop autonomy and public speaking confidence through major initiatives like the World Fair and Oxfordian Expo, with digital platforms keeping parents fully informed of daily progress.
A day in Middle School
Students move between specialist subject teachers, with advisory time bookending the day and dedicated afternoon blocks for athletics, the arts and community projects.
Enrichment Within the School Day
These run inside the timetable, for every student in the year group. They are not the After School classes, which are optional, run after the school day and are booked separately.
Music
Chess
Taekwondo
What students study in Middle School
Subjects by year group, with the enrichment that runs alongside them. Exact offerings vary a little by campus.
7th
- World Geography
- Lenguajes
- Español / Ortografía
- English Language Arts
- Educación Artística
- Matemáticas I
- Ciencias (Biología)
- Ética, Naturaleza y Sociedades
- Geografía
- Formación Cívica y Ética I
- Historia I
- De lo Humano y lo Comunitario
- Tecnología
- Educación Física
- Tutorías / Educación Socioemocional
- Integración Curricular
Enrichment
- Music
- Chess
- Taekwondo
8th
- World Geography
- Lenguajes
- Español / Ortografía
- English Language Arts
- Educación Artística
- Matemáticas II
- Ciencias (Física)
- Ética, Naturaleza y Sociedades
- Formación Cívica y Ética II
- Historia II
- De lo Humano y lo Comunitario
- Tecnología
- Educación Física
- Tutorías / Educación Socioemocional
- Integración Curricular
Enrichment
- Music
- Chess
- Taekwondo
9th
- World Geography
- Lenguajes
- Español / Ortografía
- English Language Arts
- Educación Artística
- Matemáticas III
- Ciencias (Química)
- Ética, Naturaleza y Sociedades
- Formación Cívica y Ética III
- Historia III
- De lo Humano y lo Comunitario
- Tecnología
- Educación Física
- Tutorías / Educación Socioemocional
- Integración Curricular
Enrichment
- Music
- Chess
- Taekwondo
Learning Beyond the Classroom
Specialised workshops and school events involving the broader Oxfordian community.
Creative Workshops
Hands-on making sessions that turn classroom questions into finished work.
Community Events
Seasonal concerts, exhibitions and family days across the campus calendar.
Active Outings
Field lessons and outdoor learning in and around Reynosa.
Interested in discovering more about active learning?
Service Through the Year
Secundaria projects take students out to meet the people they are working for: a community kitchen, an inclusion challenge, and a shelter for migrants.
- Stand for Migrants — May, seventh grade. Collecting personal hygiene items, and a visit.
- Te Presto Mis Zapatos — May, eighth grade. An inclusion challenge, alongside a collection of wheelchairs and mobility equipment.
- Comedores Mariposa — January, ninth grade. Visiting the community kitchens.